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A fair bit of mystery shrouds Weerasethakul's film. For one, many questioned why the the film didn't make it in competition and whether or not it's the project that teams him with Tilda Swinton. Weeks after the lineup announcement, we're still as clueless as ever. A handful of images from the film have arrived for us to take a look at, and sales company The Match Factory also have the following synopsis for 'Mekong,':

'Mekong Hotel' is a portrait of a hotel near the Mekong River in the north-east of Thailand. The river there marks the border between Thailand and Laos. In the bedrooms and terraces, Apichatpong held a rehearsal with his crew for a movie that he wrote years ago called Ecstasy Garden. The film shuffles different realms, fact and fiction, expressing the bonds between a vampire-like mother and her daughter, the young lovers and the river. Mekong Hotel - since it was shot at the time of the heavy flooding in Thailand - also weaves in layers of demolition, politics, and a drifting dream of the future.

“I’m finishing one very romantic film of a hotel on the Mekong, in Nong Khai,” the helmer also previously explained to CinemaScope. “It’s a one-hour film called Mekong Hotel. My crew goes there, and my friend, who is a guitar teacher, improvises and plays guitar for an hour. My crew is trying to rehearse a movie about this ghost who goes around eating innards. It’s like a documentary but every scene is shot in a hotel room.”

Eyquem a écrit:Le prochain Weerasethakul, "Mekong Hotel" :

A fair bit of mystery shrouds Weerasethakul's film. For one, many questioned why the the film didn't make it in competition and whether or not it's the project that teams him with Tilda Swinton. Weeks after the lineup announcement, we're still as clueless as ever. A handful of images from the film have arrived for us to take a look at, and sales company The Match Factory also have the following synopsis for 'Mekong,':

'Mekong Hotel' is a portrait of a hotel near the Mekong River in the north-east of Thailand. The river there marks the border between Thailand and Laos. In the bedrooms and terraces, Apichatpong held a rehearsal with his crew for a movie that he wrote years ago called Ecstasy Garden. The film shuffles different realms, fact and fiction, expressing the bonds between a vampire-like mother and her daughter, the young lovers and the river. Mekong Hotel - since it was shot at the time of the heavy flooding in Thailand - also weaves in layers of demolition, politics, and a drifting dream of the future.

“I’m finishing one very romantic film of a hotel on the Mekong, in Nong Khai,” the helmer also previously explained to CinemaScope. “It’s a one-hour film called Mekong Hotel. My crew goes there, and my friend, who is a guitar teacher, improvises and plays guitar for an hour. My crew is trying to rehearse a movie about this ghost who goes around eating innards. It’s like a documentary but every scene is shot in a hotel room.”

...adaptation du roman de l’Américaine Joyce Carole Oates : "Confessions d'un gang de filles". Le réalisateur a casté des inconnues pour interpréter les personnages principaux : cinq adolescentes d’une petite ville de l’Etat de New York dans les années 50 qui se méfient des normes sociales et qui fondent la société secrète Foxfire afin de se venger des humiliations brutales des hommes.

Alors que Vous n'avez encore rien vu, son nouveau film, est attendu lundi en compétition au Festival de Cannes, Alain Resnais prépare déjà son prochain film. Aimer, boire et chanter sera une comédie, adaptée de la pièce d'Alan Ayckbourn Life of Riley. Il s'agit de l'une des plus récentes pièces du dramaturge anglais, sa 74e en 50 ans, montée en 2010. Resnais avait déjà transposé au cinéma des pièces de l'auteur britannique : Smocking/No Smocking en 1993 (d'après Intimate Exhanges) et Coeurs en 2006 (d'après Private fears in public places).

Au magazine Variety, le producteur du film, Jean-Louis Livi a promis un film dans la veine de Smocking/ No Smocking, à l'époque scénarisé par le duo Agnès Jaoui/Jean-Pierre Bacri. Resnais, cette fois-ci écrit son scénario avec Laurent Herbiet, avec qui il a déjà travaillé sur Les herbes folles et Vous n'avez encore rien vu.

Le tournage devrait débuter début 2013.

adeline a écrit:Hello DB, ça a l'air très bien ce que tu nous montres là